NSMQ 2025: Eastern & Volta Girls’ Schools Ready for October National Championship

Ferdinand | EducationGhana | September 24 | NSMQ 2025: Eastern & Volta Girls’ Schools Ready for October National Championship

 Aburi Girls’ SHS, Krobo Girls’ SHS, OLA Girls’ SHS, Mawuko Girls’ SHS, and St. Catherine SHS will represent the Eastern and Volta Regions at NSMQ 2025. Learn about their legacy, achievements, and prospects for the October championship.

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Introduction

The National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) 2025 is Ghana’s most competitive academic platform, bringing together the brightest students from every region. For Eastern and Volta Regions, five distinguished girls’ schools have secured their places at the national championship scheduled for October 2025.The confirmed girls’ schools are:

• Aburi Girls’ SHS (Eastern, Seeded)
• Krobo Girls’ SHS (Eastern)
• OLA Girls’ SHS, Ho (Volta, Seeded)
• Mawuko Girls’ SHS (Volta)
• St. Catherine SHS (Volta, New Entrant)

Together, they demonstrate the regions’ rich tradition of female education and their growing visibility in national STEM competitions.

Aburi Girls’ SHS – The Eastern Region Powerhouse

Founded in 1946, Aburi Girls’ SHS (ABUGISS) has long been regarded as a national center of academic excellence. Its reputation extends beyond Ghana, making it one of the most respected schools in West Africa.

• NSMQ 2025 Status: Seeded school
• Strengths: Strong science and mathematics departments, experienced coaching, wide alumni support
• Reputation: Known for resilience and dominance in academic contests

See more on the seeded schools for NSMQ 2025.

Krobo Girls’ SHS – A Tradition of Excellence

Established in 1927, Krobo Girls’ SHS is one of the oldest girls’ schools in Ghana. Known for its disciplined environment and consistent academic output, the school continues to build its presence at the NSMQ.

• NSMQ 2025 Status: Qualified school
• Strengths: Disciplined quiz culture, teamwork, and resilience
• Impact: Represents Eastern Ghana’s long-standing investment in female education

Check the Eastern Region NSMQ qualifiers for more.

OLA Girls’ SHS – Volta’s Catholic Champions

OLA Girls’ SHS, Ho, remains the flagship girls’ school in the Volta Region. Its Catholic mission-driven focus has produced generations of leaders in education, healthcare, politics, and the sciences.

• NSMQ 2025 Status: Seeded school
• Strengths: Experienced NSMQ coaches, consistent national appearances, and Catholic discipline
• Legacy: A symbol of Volta Region’s pride in girls’ education

Learn more about Volta Region NSMQ schools.

Mawuko Girls’ SHS – Resilient Contenders

Founded in 1983, Mawuko Girls’ SHS is one of the fastest-rising schools in the Volta Region. While not seeded, its resilience and growing STEM culture make it a strong contender at the national level.

• NSMQ 2025 Status: Qualified school
• Strengths: Growing STEM clubs, alumni support, and determination
• Prospects: Poised to upset bigger schools in the October championship

St. Catherine SHS – Volta’s New Entrant

Making its debut this year, St. Catherine SHS enters the NSMQ national stage as a new entrant. Its qualification marks a breakthrough moment for Volta Region, expanding female representation in the competition.

• NSMQ 2025 Status: New entrant
• Significance: Adds diversity and visibility to Volta’s female STEM representation
• Potential: Though new, the school brings fresh determination and community pride

Read about other new entrants at NSMQ 2025.

Regional Significance

The combined presence of Eastern and Volta Regions in NSMQ 2025 reflects Ghana’s commitment to empowering girls in STEM:

• Eastern Region: Anchored by elite institutions like Aburi Girls’ and Krobo Girls’.
• Volta Region: Represented by a mix of seasoned competitors (OLA, Mawuko) and a bold newcomer (St. Catherine).

Together, they highlight the balance between tradition, resilience, and innovation in female education.

October 2025 National Championship

The NSMQ 2025 national championship will take place in October 2025, where these five schools will compete against the best from across Ghana. With two seeded giants—**Aburi Girls’ and OLA Girls’—**alongside challengers Krobo, Mawuko, and St. Catherine, the Eastern and Volta regions are poised for a strong showing.

Stay updated on the NSMQ 2025 fixtures and results.

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Internal and External Links

• 📌 Full list of NSMQ 2025 schools
• 📌 Eastern Region NSMQ qualifiers
• 📌 Volta Region NSMQ qualifiers
• 📌 Girls’ schools at NSMQ 2025
• 📌 New entrants in NSMQ 2025
• 📌 Ministry of Education Ghana

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Conclusion

The Eastern and Volta Regions are set to make a strong impression at the NSMQ 2025 national championship in October. With Aburi Girls’ SHS, Krobo Girls’ SHS, OLA Girls’ SHS, Mawuko Girls’ SHS, and St. Catherine SHS leading the charge, both regions showcase the best of Ghana’s girls’ schools.Their participation is not only about winning but also about inspiring future generations of girls to embrace science and mathematics as pathways to leadership and innovation.

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Related Links

• Top 20 Colleges of Education in Ghana 2025 Rankings

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• Education in Ghana: Accreditation and Standards

• NSMQ 2025 Regional Hub Navigation

• NSMQ 2025: Full List of Oti Region Schools, Seeded Teams, and Regional Qualifiers

• NSMQ 2025: Full List of Western North Region Schools, Seeded Teams, and Regional Qualifiers

• 2025 SHS Admission Portals: Full List of Senior High and Technical Schools Online

• CSSPS 2025: How to Check Your BECE School Placement Online

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